Watercolour Portraits Using the Direct & Indirect Methods

‘M’ watercolour Quarter Imperial Sheet © adam cope Painting into the dusk. Fading light. Blur & indefinition. When the self feels its way into the soul of the world. The feelings that pass between artist & model.A strictly limited palette. Three colours only. Winsor & Newton. Artists Viridian, Indian Red, Permanent Magenta. The tonality is…

Quiet Times in Truffle Woods

‘Le Truffier 2’ (Truffle Woods 2) medium size oil on canvas 65 x 54 cm (25,5 x 21,3 inches approx) © adam cope A milky light breaking through the cloud cover softening the hard landscape. High May grass, deceptively soft, hiding stones & spikey semi-desert plants. Bluey green greys, mauve hay seed-heads, bright photosynthesising May…

Of lawns & high grass

‘Le Village’ Watercolour Quarter Imperial sheet 28 x 38 cm 150 € ex P & P © adam cope May is the time of tending lawns. I like the huge expanse of green in the above painting, a calm foil for the details & foliage clustered around the focal point. A perfectly manicured lawn in…

Exhibitions 2009

Expositions 2009 en DORDOGNE, FRANCE  29 June – 12 July. La Maison de la Bôetie, SARLAT1 – 16 August . ‘L’Abre dans Tous ses États’, Château de SAUSSIGNAC 19 September. ‘La Journée du Patrimione’, Moulin de Larroque, COUZE – with a watercolour demonstration. 2 – 18 October, La Maison de Vins de BERGERAC – with…

Red Soil, Green Growth

‘Pruniers et Chemin’ Medium Size Oil on Canvas 46 x 38 cm (approx 14 x 18 inches) © adam cope The heavy rain of last week has past & the strong sunshine of South West France has returned. The delicate tapestry of reddish soil & fresh spring greens laid out with the promise of summer.…

Le Cabanon – finished state – adding things to a landscape: Richard Schmid

‘Le Cabanon’ Finished state 2008 – 2009 Large Size Oil on canvas 72 x 54cm (approx 28,5 x 21 inches). © The Artist. For those who aren’t familar with wine growing, the blue amongst the vines are posts. The paint is thick & impasto on this medium-sized oil. Here’s the study from a few posts…

Painting Holidays in Dordogne & Provence, France 2025
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